Sentence examples for orders to withhold from inspiring English sources

In 1963 Chukhrai was barred from traveling abroad when he spurned orders to withhold the Moscow Film Festival's top prize from Frederico Fellini's 81/2; his later films suffered after official censorship was reintroduced.

The unprecedented secrecy has been imposed on the proceedings after the Crown Prosecution Service obtained legal orders to withhold the names of the defendants and allow the trial to take place in private on the grounds, they said, of national security.

A Ministry of Defence spokesman said: "The Scottish Environmental Protection Agency was not ordered to withhold information from the Scottish government and it is absolutely wrong to suggest otherwise.

Inglis was horrified to learn that the only legal way to let him die was to apply to the high court for an order to withhold food and nutrition, which would result in a "slow and painful death".

He cited as examples Richard A. Clarke, the administration's former counterterrorism chief; Richard S. Foster, the Medicare official who says he was ordered to withhold cost estimates; and Paul O'Neill, the former treasury secretary whose recent memoir was critical of the president.

A MoD spokesman said Sepa was not ordered to withhold information from the Scottish government.

The minimum band gap for a single-junction device in order to withhold unbiased overall water splitting is considered to be at least 2.0 eV.

Despite a strong denial from Google, that claim has been escalated into a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of Free Range Content, a California company that says Google killed its AdSense account in order to withhold payment.

Trump also issued an executive order to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities.

An Indiana-based refugee resettlement group sued Pence over his order to withhold federal funds to be used for social services for Syrians.

Steve Aftergood, the director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, who reviewed the recent documents obtained by VICE News, said the DIA is taking a "broad interpretation of law and classification policy in order to withhold as much as it can".